Nicole Pajer
Nicole Pajer is a freelance writer published in The New York Times, Parade, AARP, Woman's Day, Men's Journal and beyond.
When she's not writing, she's checking exotic travel destinations off her bucket list, attempting to wear out her 71-pound Doberman's boundless energy and teaching people how to properly pronounce her last name ("It's Pager, just like the beeper!"). Keep up with her adventures on Twitter @NicolePajer.
Comic: Monica and the Melanoma Check
Black women can get melanoma, too. And they often have different symptoms than their fair-skinned counterparts.
Mónica y la examinación para detectar melanoma
Las mujeres de raza negra también pueden desarrollar melanoma. Y frecuentemente tienen síntomas diferentes a las de sus contrapartes de pieles claras.
Women Who Have Never Smoked Can Get Lung Cancer
Learn the risk factors, symptoms and causes of lung cancer in non-smokers
Mujeres que nunca han fumado pueden desarrollar cáncer pulmonar
Obtén información acerca de los factores de riesgo, síntomas y causas de cáncer pulmonar de personas que no fuman
Resources for Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer
A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis is life-changing. Watch this video to learn about supports that are available to improve your quality of life.
The Female Reproductive System
From your first menstrual cycle to menopause, here’s a brief look at the female reproductive cycle
What Are Your Options for Facial Hair Removal?
Some facial hair on women is common — especially as we age. If you want to get rid of it, here’s how.
What Is Step Therapy?
Sometimes insurance companies want you to try certain medications before others. Watch this video to learn more about step therapy and getting the treatment you need for your atopic dermatitis.
What Your Odor Says About Your Health
Sometimes an odor is more than just an odor — it can also be a warning sign of potential health conditions
Why Do Women of Color Have Worse Breast Cancer Outcomes?
Breast cancer treatment and survival are worse for women of color. Healthcare disparities are to blame.
How Eczema Affects Sexual Health
Eczema can make women self-conscious and can lead to a lack of intimacy